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Originally Posted by CaptainThunder
Well, if you're a native speaker, of course you'll be able to tell if a word "sounds" correct or not; you've been exposed to it all your life, and no English class for native speakers is going to focus on such basic things as "Ok children, verbs change form depending on the subject being used..." People learning English as a second language, on the other hand, have no ability whatsoever to determine if something sounds right in English without years of exposure, and therefore have to study the grammar rules more closely.
I assume you're a native speaker, anyway. Please correct me if I'm wrong  |
Yeah I am, but as I have stated else where, I have issues with some spelling. It's stupid stuff too. Oh well.
I do hope English does get more popular in Japan, because then hopefully if I go there, I can do conversational English for a side-job or something.